InsomniaQ delivered an immersive experience through a mix of live performances and DJ sets that highlighted the continent’s rich musical diversity. From soulful melodies to high-energy beats, the festival was carefully curated to mirror the natural rhythm of the audience, maintaining momentum and engagement throughout the night.
Beyond music, the event served as a platform for cultural exchange and community engagement. Attendees had the opportunity to connect, discover, and celebrate African creativity, reinforcing Lagos’ reputation as a central hub for December entertainment.
Commenting on the festival’s success, Cherry Eromosele, Executive Vice President, Group Marketing and Communications at Interswitch Group, noted that InsomniaQ was “an organic extension of Quickteller’s role in everyday moments of connection, culture, and celebration.”
“InsomniaQ was designed to showcase African creativity in its fullest expression—through music, energy, and people. Seeing thousands come together to share in that vision has been immensely rewarding. This debut edition underscores our commitment to creating spaces that unite communities and highlight African talent in meaningful ways,” Eromosele added.
Organisers emphasised that the success of InsomniaQ aligns with Interswitch’s broader commitment to support experiences that go beyond transactional services, fostering cultural engagement and innovation. By championing platforms that blend culture and community, the company continues to shape how people interact with Africa’s evolving creative economy.
With its strong debut, InsomniaQ has not only set the stage for future editions but also positioned itself as a new cultural highlight on Africa’s December calendar—celebrating talent, fostering connection, and creating memorable experiences for all attendees.
